🩺 GlucoPulse: GDC-127
Designed for Wear OS by Google. Yes, We Said It. Out Loud. Again.

Welcome to GlucoPulse GDC-127—the dynamic diabetes watch face for Wear OS by Google. We know what you're thinking:
“Do they really need to say ‘Wear OS by Google’ that many times?”

Yes. Yes, we do. Apparently, using an Android phone, pairing it with an Android watch, downloading from Google Play, syncing with a glucose app, and whispering sweet nothings to your wrist still isn’t enough unless we chant the sacred branding phrase like it’s the password to the compliance vault.

So here it is, one more time, just to be safe:
Wear OS by Google.

🏃 Built for Clarity. Designed for Movement.
GDC-127 is your minimalist workout companion—no clutter, no distractions, just clean data and subtle flexes.

🔧 Features
- Primary Complication
One large, glorious glucose complication with a dynamic progress bar. Color-coded in five stages:
Very Low, Low, Normal, High, Very High.
Like a mood ring, but for your pancreas.

- Secondary Complications
Two smaller, customizable complications. Pick your favorites. We won’t judge (unless it’s weather).

- Dynamic Pulse Indicator
Heart rate color shifts based on intensity zones.
Red = beast mode. Blue = couch potato. You decide.

- Goal-Based Step Tracker
Step count color evolves as you approach your goal.
It’s like a tiny cheerleader on your wrist, minus the pom-poms.

👆 🎯 Tap Actions
- Time → Alarm
- Date → Calendar
- Heart Rate → Heart Rate App
- Steps → Steps Tracker

🔄 Compatibility
This face is specifically designed to work with the GlucoDataHandler complication provider.
New users will be prompted to install it from Google Play—because glucose data doesn’t just appear by magic (unless you count the branding spell we cast earlier).

⚠️ Important Note (The Fine Print We Have to Include)
This app is for informational purposes only. It is not a medical device and should not be used for diagnosis, treatment, or decision-making. Always consult your healthcare provider for any health-related concerns.

Also, rest assured:
We don’t track, store, or share your health data.
We’re too busy trying to remember how many times we’ve said Wear OS by Google.